LexisNexis has taken three of its Nexis Solutions products offline after detecting what it describes as “unusual activity” on servers hosted and managed by a third-party vendor. The affected services […]
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It started with a routine task, as it usually does. I was using Claude to review a draft critique of an article I had some doubts about, checking the research behind a few of its assertions and testing its logic.During the exchange, I noticed something simple: Claude was applying a strict standard of proof to one person’s claims (the well-known…
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Today, we are diving straight into the heart of a blockchain undergoing what can only be described as a corporate mid-life crisis and an institutional glow-up all at the same time: This is none-other than Ethereum.

Lately, Ethereum feels less like a quiet open-source project and more like a high-stakes corporate drama. The Ethereum Foundation just pulled off a massive…
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Meta Platforms, Inc. has launched a new inter partes review proceeding at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board in IPR2026-00420, filed on August 7, 2026. As of the current docket caption, the proceeding is listed under Meta’s name, but the publicly available case summary does not yet reveal the patent owner, the specific patent number being challenged, or the…
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“For AI agents, I think it’s going to be a good blueprint of what not to do,” said attorney Jenna Schneider. “Don’t let your AI agents touch the servers, and make sure that they are using user consent. But this is a pretty limited opinion in terms of what it actually does touch.
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A federal judge in Washington, D.C. has approved the SEC’s settlement with Elon Musk over allegations that he failed to timely disclose his early purchases of Twitter stock, but not without an unusually pointed warning. U.S. District Judge Sparkle Sooknanan signed off on the deal while stating she had “significant misgivings” and saw potential “red flags” in the resolution.

The…
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From : Blog Entry >> Virginia’s Blog EntryPlease enjoy this blog authored by Virginia Ong, Legal Innovation Manager, Greenberg Traurig. In my work as a legal innovator at a large law firm, I spend a lot of time testing new technology. The field is full of conversations about AI, automation, integrations, workflows, and transformation. Legal technology professionals can easily…
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The Federal Trade Commission has announced what it calls a major antitrust settlement with Caremark, resolving a closely watched case against one of the country’s largest pharmacy benefit managers. Even without the full settlement details in hand, the development is important: it signals that the FTC is continuing to press competition theories aimed at the role PBMs play in drug…
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Howard Katzenberg’s idea for a trademark software company began with a trademark fight of his own. Today, he is formally launching that software, called GleanMark, a U.S. trademark research and workflow platform for lawyers.The platform combines free USPTO search with AI-driven clearance analysis, office-action response drafting, automated deadline tracking, and portfolio monitoring, all built on the company’s own structured…
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has handed federal prosecutors a significant win in the Buffalo mass-shooting case, ruling that the Justice Department may rely on the alleged gunman’s racist motive as part of its pursuit of the death penalty. The decision addresses a high-stakes issue in one of the most closely watched federal criminal prosecutions in…
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In the July/August Orange Rag, Derek Southall, founder and CEO of Hyperscale Group, dives into the complex and urgent topic of how to manage the shift among AI vendors from […]
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